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The code loops through entire site and gives the size of all document libraries.
[System.reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName(“Microsoft.SharePoint”)
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load(“Microsoft.SharePoint, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c”)
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load(“Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal, ...
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Modify the view and select "Title" column instead of Title (linked to item with edit menu) . If you want Title column to be clickable, which opens the item itself then select Title (linked to item) column. For Library use Name (linked to document) column if you need to open the document on click of name.
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Great Info! In an attempt to make a more exhaustive comparison (because none exist!) here are a couple of things left out:
List
list attachments are not indexed. This has a lot of implications. When searching, you cannot use the refiners to narrow down the doc type
List attachments will not work with the eDiscovery feature
No location based default column ...
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At least three options are available:
Option 1
Retrieve File Url via projected File object:
/_api/Web/Lists/getByTitle('<list title>')/items?$select=File/ServerRelativeUrl&$expand=File
Option 2
Retrieve File Url via FileRef property:
/_api/Web/Lists/getByTitle('<list title>')/items?$select=FieldValuesAsText/FileRef&$expand=...
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I know this is an old thread, but after spending a good while looking about I found an OOTB SharePoint Designer 2010 solution for this problem.
To move a document to a different folder
create an SPD2010 workflow and use the Update Item action to change the path and name of the document.
After inserting the update list item action click on the "this list" ...
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Your example contains the following errors/typos:
To get fs object type use the following syntax:
var fsObjType = selectedItem.get_fileSystemObjectType();
Another point is, ListItem object have to be requested first before getting it's value, this is why in your example it will not work.
In fact, you don't have to request ListItem object in order to ...
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A little JavaScript employing jQuery does the job just perfectly.
$(document).ready(
function ()
{
// has to be on an interval for grouped doc libraries
// where the actual links are loaded only once a group
// is expanded
setInterval(
function ()
{
$("a[onclick*='return DispEx'][target!='_blank']")
.attr("...
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You can get content type id from its name. Just you have to use $filter.
"/_api/web/AvailableContentTypes?$select=Name,Id,StringId&$filter=Name eq 'Your CT Name'"
Just make a GET request to the above end-point.
PS: Id is a object. So better you can consider to $select StringId in your query.
answered Jul 29 '16 at 8:36
Atish Dipongkor - MVP
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The default setting for SharePoint 2013 is two days, which you can check using this script:
$WebApp = Get-SPWebApplication http://portal
$WebApp.DaysToShowNewIndicator
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You can change the number of days the same way:
$WebApp.DaysToShowNewIndicator = 5
$WebApp.DaysToShowNewIndicator
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Reference: NEW INDICATOR IN SHAREPOINT LISTS AND LIBRARIES – NUMBER OF ...
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I created this simple PowerShell script to calculate for a single Document Library what the size in MB is for all the files inside:
$total = $null; ((get-spweb http://WebApplication/SiteCollection/subsite/).lists | Where-Object {$_.title -eq "Library Title"}).items | foreach {$total+= $_.file.length}; $total /1MB
Before you can use the script you need to ...
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Those groups will not be able to access the folders if the permission for the folder is broken and only the group "XYZ" has permissions to the folder and rest all are removed.
UPDATE
Sample powershell code:
$folders = $list.Folders
foreach ($spFolder in $folders)
{
$PermissionLevel = "PermissionName" ;
$group = $web.SiteGroups[$GroupName];
...
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Copy the URL of the destination folder from the address bar. Navigate to where you see your document in the library. Either from the pulldown or by selecting the document and choosing Send To from the ribbon. Select Other Location and paste your destination. Sorry it is only one document at a time.
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Out of the box, this isn’t possible. You can, however, restrict both download and printing with Information Rights Management for all users, but not for a group of users. And since there is a snipping tool and a print screen function on all operating systems, users can with a little effort still get the content of document and save it somewhere else. So this ...
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Install the May 2017 PU and try that. There was a bug, though I thought it was exclusive to 2013 with opening files where the path contained a space.
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You only see the last error because Set-Content overwrites the existing content, use Add-Content instead.
If you want to have a more encompassing approach, like Robert suggested, there's a more PowerShell'y (?) way of doing this with Start/Stop-Transcript which takes all console output between the Start & Stop cmdlet calls and outputs it to a file.
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Why not open the site in IE, open the library using "Open in Explorer Mode" from the ribbon, select all, right click and choose Properties, that should give you the actual size.
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This is a file that's located on the server's file system. Microsoft definitely doesn't recommend changing this file for the following reasons:
Having multiple web front ends means you will have to change the page layout on each of these servers. If the different servers are using different files on their file system, different users will get different ...
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Lookup columns can only be based on 'Single line of text', 'Number' or 'Date and time' columns see Create list relationships by using unique and lookup columns
So your only option would be to create a 'Single line of text' column and have an event receiver or workflow populate this with the wanted information from the person in the owner field.
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Document Content Types can not be added to custom lists.
Documents and Folders both can have Item-Level permissions within Document Libraries.
In SharePoint 2013, item-level permissions are managed through "Sharing" to grant individual permissions use the Share Option. To manage the currently assigned permissions (or just to view them) you can click on the ...
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You have to use person/group field is equal to [Me], not contains. Even if the person/group field contains multiple users, it will still filter correctly when using is equal to [Me].
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So, when you reference a dll created in a different project and reference it in your SP project, you need to add it to the Package.
To make Visual Studio adding 3rd party assembly or even your own assembly from other project in solution to GAC please do next:
Open Package.package from Package folder in SharePoint project.
Click Advanced in bottom area.
...
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You need to retrieve SPWebApplication.DaysToShowNewIndicator and the build a query to retrieve documents created within that number of days. For more code see Getting the list of new items from code
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http://truapps.portalfront.com/how-to-copy-and-move-files-between-sharepoint-document-libraries-and-folders.html
Select the Library tab > choose the > 'Open with Explorer' tab and it will allow you to easily move files to folders, copy/paste, etc. Provides the same functionality windows explorer allows.
*requires Windows OS and 32 bit browser
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Can't you just click the actual link instead?
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Probably the most simple option would be just to hide List View Toolbar
Open the page in Edit Mode
Go to XLV web part properties and specify Toolbar Type: No
Toolbar
That's it.
P.S. Of course, you could accomplish the same task using CSS or JavaScript , but what for..
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Assuming it's a Document Library, you can use $expand to bring information from the File along with the query
Should be something like this:
/sites/mysite/_api/web/lists/getbytitle('Rotating%20Banner')/items?$select=Id,Title,File/ServerRelativeUrl&$expand=File
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I feel stupid answering my own question seven hours after posting, but in my efforts on another Subsite to Allow management of content types (Under Advanced Settings of a List) so I could hide the default column I accidently altered this content type on the top level site. I changed the Status of the Document content type to Hidden and saved. When I noticed ...
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You can unhide the hidden list with Sharepoint Designer.
SP Designer -> All Files -> Lists -> on hidden list name folder right click and properties -> settings section -> uncheck Hide from browser
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I also wondered further about the session cookie making the classic user experience and it was cookie named "splnu" with value 0. By removing it and pressing refresh button it switched back to setting by admin that was the new user experience.
For convenience it is good to use a kind of cookie manager extension in your browser - I used the cookie inspector ...
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You cannot add a document content type to a list, that is breaking the basic foundation of how SharePoint works, things are either a list item, or a file.
To achieve what you want (list based item level permissions), you'd need a custom list with the metadata you desire, and users will have to attach their file(s) to the list item.
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